Re: [Fwd: Frame Height Different for Default Frame and Additional Frames]

[martin rudalics]

> The obvious (but more difficult) would be to read all startup lisp
> before creating the first frame.  Or create an initial frame (like a
> splash screen), and then replace it with a proper "editing" frame.
>
> What I had in mind was a modeless frame with the Gnu logo and one line of text
> from *Messages* at the borrom.  When startup is complete, then create a proper
> frame with tool bars, menus and such.  Of course there are special cases to
> handle, like debug on startup, errors in ~/.emacs and such.

I wonder whether there really is a gtk+/native toolbars dichotomy here.
After all it's up to .emacs whether I want a tool-/menu-/scrollbar, what
the size of the initial frame should be ...  Hence a gtk+ initial frame
must get resized as well when .emacs turns tool-bar-mode off.